Aaditya Thackeray is unquestionably captivating and one of India’s newest leaders. There is still a lot we don’t know about him, despite the fact that we are all acquainted with his work as a politician and also have heard him speak. This week’s Sunday Brunch edition focuses on just that. On this episode of Sunday Brunch, Aaditya Thackeray joined us and had a conversation with Kamiya Jani, our Editor-in-Chief. When we discussed his interests in politics, his family, his love of Bombay, and other subjects, we discovered a lot about him.
See the whole video to learn all about it.
Aaditya Thackeray Shared About His Ultimate Goal In Life
Moving on from his childhood and his views on the current state of politics, we asked him about his ultimate goal in life. While we expected it to be something quite grand and severely ambitious, the simplicity and purity of his goal were quite impressionable. To explain his point, he said that his end goal is to be happy, that too not all together but every day.
He wants to have a sense of satisfaction every day after he delivers something that is expected of him or fulfilling his promises. The goal of leading a happy life might seem like a simple one, however, it is extremely difficult to maintain regularly. But we do trust that he is mostly able to make it.
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He Also Suggested A Book That Everyone Must Read
Aaditya Thackeray talked about the kind of satisfaction one can get after indulging in a great book and finishing it. That led to the question of suggesting three books that he would like for everyone to read at least once in their lives. Truly, his suggestion proves that he is an avid reader. While he did not suggest 3 books, he insisted that Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind, a book by Yuval Noah Harari is one that is a must-read for everyone.
A great book that talks about the relationship of humankind with all that surrounds it and the evolution of man, this one places a mirror in front of us and reveals that the world we think we have conquered is so much more than we perceive it to be. We can’t wait to give this phenomenal book a read.
To know more about his view on Mumbai as a city, watch the whole video!
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